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ÖÜ ´Î Õ½ÚÃû³Æ µÚ1ÖÜ£¬µÚ1´Î¿Î ±àдʱ¼ä 2010Äê1ÔÂ1ÈÕ Unit 1 Fighting with the Forces of the Nature 2 ʱ¼ä·ÖÅä Êڿη½Ê½ ¿ÎÌý²ÊÚ£¨¡Ì£©£¬Êµ¼ù¿Î£¨¡Ì£© ½ÌѧʱÊý Objectives: Students will be able to 1. grasp the main idea and structure of the text; 2. do a comparison and contrast between Napoleon¡¯s invasion of Russia and Hitler¡¯s invasion of Soviet Union; 3. master the key language points and grammatical structures in the text; 4. Conduct reading, speaking and writing activities related to the theme of the unit. Lead-in: 1. Watch: Ss watch a short clip of a movie about World War II twice with the help of the key words provided by T and try to catch its main idea. 2. Speak: (1) T presents in PPT (PowerPoint) some pictures of natural disasters and asks Ss to tell their English names. (2) T asks the class the following question: ¡°Which is more powerful, man or nature?¡± then divides the class into two groups. Group 1 are to list instances where man conquers nature, while group 2 list the cases where the forces of nature are too powerful to be resisted. Focus on (I): 1. Comprehension: (1) Global understanding: 1) Prediction: T tells Ss to read the unit title, text title, subtitles and lead-in to predict what the text would be mainly about by answering the following questions: a. How is the text related to the theme of this unit, i.e. fighting with the force of nature? b. Who or what is the icy defender? c. How is Napoleon and Hitler related to the icy defender and nature? ½ÌѧÄÚÊÚÈݿεÄÒªÖØµã µãºÍÄѵã 20 minutes 60 minutes 2
½ÌѧÄÚÈݵÄÉºÍÍØÕ¹ 2) Main idea: T tells Ss to read Part 1 (the beginning 2 paragraphs) to get the main idea of the text and see whether their prediction beforehand is right. 3) Questions: T tell students to skim the rest parts and decide whether the following statements are true or false: a. The ¡°icy defender¡± refers to the Russian river. b. Napoleon and his troops gained the quick victory in Russia as they had expected. c. Napoleon didn¡¯t capture the capital of Russia. d. Hitler began an invasion of the Soviet Union that was the largest military land campaign in history. e. German troops adopted scorch-earth policy when they entered Russia. f. Hitler failed to capture Moscow because of the strong resistance from Russian people. (2) Detailed understanding: 1) March routes: T asks Ss to scan the text and figure out the march routes of both Napoleon and Hitler¡¯s invasions. T then presents in PPT the two maps of both Napoleon and Hitler¡¯s invasions of Russia. 2) Comparison and contrast: T asks Ss to compare the attacks launched respectively by Napoleon and Hitler by filling in the table (T presents the table in PPT). 2. Language study: (1) Language points: 1) Part 1(Paras. 1-2): T explains the following language points (presenting in PPT): Words and phrases: fierce, defend, devastate, bitter, launch, unequaled Sentences: a. But he was not prepared¡ (line 4) b. Hitler expected a short campaign¡ (line 10) 1. Cultural notes: T presents in PPT the background information about Hitler, Napoleon and World War II. 10 minutes 3
A combination of traditional teaching methods with the ±¾µ¥ÔªµÄ½Ìѧcommunicative approach will be adopted. Special attention should ÊֶΣ¨²ÉÓÃÆôbe paid to classroom interaction. More encouragement is needed ·¢Ê½¡¢ÌÖÂÛʽ¡¢and more guidance will be given to them in their extracurricular Ñо¿Ê½µÈ½Ìѧstudy. Use the multi-media device where necessary. ·½·¨Çé¿ö¼°½ÌѧÒÇÆ÷É豸£© 1. In the lead-in phase: (1) T introduces the topic by letting Ss watch a clip of a movie; (2) T draws Ss¡¯ attention to some pictures of natural disasters; Ss work in pairs to provide names for those disasters; (3) T divides Ss into two groups; Ss in each group work in pairs to list instances where man conquers nature or cases where the forces of nature are too powerful to be resisted. ʦÉú»î¶¯Éè¼Æ 2. In the focus-on phase: (1) T explains the requirements for each reading task; (2) Ss work individually to finish the reading tasks assigned by T; (3) T presents in PPT the language points; (4) Ss take notes, answer questions raised by T, translate the example sentences, work in pairs to finish the exercises concerning a certain language points, etc. 1. Ss read aloud or recite the items presented in ¡°Language Sense ˼¿¼Ìâ Enhancement¡± (pp12-14). »ò 2. Ss find more information about Hitler and Napoleon. ×÷ Òµ
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